Crop Picture
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Crop Picture
Effortlessly Crop Pictures into Any Shape
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
To crop pictures, upload your image to the tool. Use the cropping features to select the area you wish to retain and then finalize your crop. Download your edited image once done.
Yes, by using the shapes tool, you can crop your pictures into circles. Choose a circular shape and adjust it over your image before finalizing the crop.
You can use the pen tool to draw a freehand shape around the part of the image you want to keep, and the tool will crop the image according to your sketch.
This refers to cropping an image into a round or circular shape. It is useful for creating profile pictures or emphasizing part of the image.
Currently, this tool does not integrate with PowerPoint. You can crop images online and then insert them into PowerPoint.
Use the shapes tool to select the desired shape like a rectangle, circle, or freehand. Adjust the shape over your picture and confirm to crop.
Upload a photo from your camera to the tool, then use the cropping options to trim your image to your desired dimensions.
This tool is browser-based and does not support Photoshop's smart object features. You'll need to use Photoshop for smart object cropping.
No, this tool only supports cropping one picture at a time. After cropping one, you can start a new session for another picture.
No, the cropping tool is currently desktop-only. Access it from a desktop or laptop browser for the best experience.
Simply upload your image to the online tool, select the cropping tool, and then download your cropped picture. No payment is required.
Yes, if you are logged in, you can save your cropped images directly to Evernote. Just use the save function after cropping.
Yes, your images retain their original quality when cropped and downloaded using the tool.
Yes, each image can be up to 100 MB. Larger files need to be reduced in size before uploading them.
While a heart shape is not a default option, you can attempt a similar effect using freehand cropping to create a heart-like outline.